Ever since Microsoft and Netflix became partners over 1 million users have activated the feature to stream movies live on their Xbox 360 video game console. This is quite an impressive number considering the two companies have only been jointly offering this service for roughly 3 months.
The numbers continue to rise at a rapid pace. People love the convenience of viewing their favorite TV shows or movies on demand. Overall DVD sales are dropping as more and more people seek on demand entertainment from the comfort of their homes. Why bother waiting for a DVD to arrive in the mail, or returning rentals down the block when everything is at your fingertips with the simple click of a button? Afterall, this is the digital age of technology and information sharing.
At this time, the majority of movies available for live streaming on the Xbox 360 through Netflix are older and outdated titles. Most big ballers in the movie industry are still living in the past in some cases and are quite adament about using this new technology to their advantage. It's only a matter of time before they realize they have no other choice but to meet the demands of a new generation of movie viewers. So, wake up Hollywood, we're not in the the 1950's anymore whether you like it or not! Sure, everybody wants a piece of the pie, but it only makes sense to grow and change with the times.
The numbers continue to rise at a rapid pace. People love the convenience of viewing their favorite TV shows or movies on demand. Overall DVD sales are dropping as more and more people seek on demand entertainment from the comfort of their homes. Why bother waiting for a DVD to arrive in the mail, or returning rentals down the block when everything is at your fingertips with the simple click of a button? Afterall, this is the digital age of technology and information sharing.
At this time, the majority of movies available for live streaming on the Xbox 360 through Netflix are older and outdated titles. Most big ballers in the movie industry are still living in the past in some cases and are quite adament about using this new technology to their advantage. It's only a matter of time before they realize they have no other choice but to meet the demands of a new generation of movie viewers. So, wake up Hollywood, we're not in the the 1950's anymore whether you like it or not! Sure, everybody wants a piece of the pie, but it only makes sense to grow and change with the times.
